All read!!! Break through!! Urgent!!!

DurhamSparky · Nov 3, 2010

WIRE STRIPPER TOOL SUPPLIES LTD UK - WS 200

i want one!! save loads of time and effort gaining max benefit on costs from weighing in the copper!!

sorry if you clicked the post thinking that the world had ended or somit!

brucelee · Nov 4, 2010

hi durham
could have done with that just stripped a load of old armour i had in the shed
I also have about 20 roles of T/e various sizes to strip old colours

Sparky Ninja · Nov 4, 2010

Nice find there Steve. You may have just managed to brand apprentices that little bit more useless. I'm gonna bookmark that for future reference.

GStueyXR · Nov 4, 2010

Great idea, poor machine though IMO.

There are no guides, cable will have to be straight before stripping. Manual operation sucks. Cutter blade is small and wont last 5 mins.

There is so much wrong with it!

GStueyXR · Nov 4, 2010

brucelee said:
hi durham
could have done with that just stripped a load of old armour i had in the shed
I also have about 20 roles of T/e various sizes to strip old colours

Old colours are great for cash in hand jobbies......

ian.settle1 · Nov 4, 2010

GStueyXR said:
Great idea, poor machine though IMO.

There are no guides, cable will have to be straight before stripping. Manual operation sucks. Cutter blade is small and wont last 5 mins.

There is so much wrong with it!

Great idea for stripping slummy though.

brucelee · Nov 4, 2010

GStueyXR said:
Old colours are great for cash in hand jobbies......

hi mate
at this present moment any cash is good lol

mechelec · Nov 4, 2010

still not as easy as having a nice big smokey fire to burn it off!

DurhamSparky · Nov 4, 2010

GStueyXR said:
Old colours are great for cash in hand jobbies......

tut tut..!! or that job you really should not have done as all the 17th Crap was not up to speed and that was needed to be notified! hahahaha!

ian.settle1 · Nov 4, 2010

mechelec said:
still not as easy as having a nice big smokey fire to burn it off!

You get a better price for nice bright copper than you do for burnt copper.

Echo · Nov 4, 2010

burn it off then leave it in brick acid for a couple of hours

bugsy · Nov 4, 2010

this is a modification of PIKY 1 which used an old washing mangle and two stanley blades held in place by half a lamp post ------------ just put 1 apprentices on 2.5 days a week!